Facebook finally admits to tracking NON-users also

127.0.0.1 www.facebook.com

It has nothing to do with visiting Facebook.

If you visit ANY website with a Facebook plug-in, regardless if you do anything with it or not, they track the page, the browser user agent details and IP address are associated with that page.

Visit here and see if your browser agent is unqiue:
[link to panopticlick.eff.org]

If it is, that's basically your fingerprint and identifies you for subsequent tracking.

I'm sure that GLP uses that for some of its banning algorithms.

I'm sure that that's the address they are using for tracking.

Facebook is of the devil.

There's a guy on there who is beyond obsessed with posting things about the Zionists. I kid you not, he posted things about them less than every five minutes ALL friggin day.

I do not know how anyone could do such a thing for so long without having a mental breakdown. The guy had to be an android. There is no other explanation.

I long desctivated FB and glad I did. I felt like I was in a spider's web and being observed. It creeped me out.

Ie 9
Tools --> Safety --> Tracking Protection --> Settings -->
block
block
block etc

[link to winsupersite.com]

You'll see the 'like' button removed from sites (such as GLP) and most others that have social sharing.

At the end of the day, the spooks at home and abroad have access to all data anyway, but I guess this gives them plausible deniability.

If only Tor wasn't so bloody slow.

its aa huge fucking spying tool are you suprised?

and you think you are not being tracked by this site and every other site you visit on the web......

FUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUCK

There are some url's to misleading websites names yielded by search engines, that clicking on them, redirect you to a Facebook page.

Stupid bait and switch moves to push more traffic through their corrupt website and mine data from your browsing.

In need of a face slap app, hah ha, kewl name for an app don't ya think ?

performs as it sounds.










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I'm getting a restraining order.

Anywhere and everywhere you go on in the internet is tracked somewhere. Why do you think no matter what site you go to, one of the ads is often linked to another site you just recently visited?

Its not about if you visit the site in question. When you go to fox news, amazon or whatever webpage you will notice many sites have a plugin that lets you re-tweet or facebook.

The plugins all gather information in the form of complex advertising or to data harvest.

DING! DING! DING! We have a winner! Gunther, tell 'em what he's won...

There are programs that will block anything trying to track you

Lol

Exactly. Come on this so glp. We are all being tracked., you don't need Facebook to know this.

Cookies off + Anonymous VPN = Fuck Facebook & Google. suck it.

You mean they try to some smart people totally block their site in hosts file.

Anonymous VPN is safer but not foolproof because many who have been hidden on this have been turned over if they do something illegal.

wake the fuck up sheep, every major sites does this.

if you really want to stay off of it, unplug your modem.

shesshhh...

Sounds criminal to me!

Fuckface Zuckerman should be arrested!

Well ... your right .. and its sick ! There trying to track us every where we go ! even Non Users !! Check this out !

[link to youtu.be]

Get Ghostery. Problem solved.

So, I went on a search for a way to block these trackers and I stumbled upon an addon 'Ghostery'
works like a charm, is free, and also blocks every other tracker giving you an overview on every site who and what's tracking you. Pretty scary!

[link to www.ghostery.com]

haha yes.. so true!

problem?

Every website and page that has Facebook embedded tracks you anyway, regardless of Facebook account or not for their government files.

Use NOSCRIPT and you will see how there are redirects back to Facebook on most sites.
....best to block the IP's at a firewall level that connect to Fecesbook.


Wise up.

Last Edited by Useless Cookie Eater on 03/17/2013 12:40 PM

In the old days they just referred to it as Big Log.

So what are they doing? Farming your cookies from other sites?

That should not be allowed.